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2 days ago · So ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ didn’t quite come off. And yet, melodically and the suggestion of the lyrics stood up to the test of time. I’ve changed the lyrics when I sing it now just to make it more believable for myself.” Despite his hangups with it, keeping the track more universal is exactly why it works so well.
20 hours ago · “Sunday Bloody Sunday” by U2 was a powerful protest song released in 1983 that addresses the violence and turmoil in Northern Ireland, particularly the tragic events of Bloody Sunday in 1972. Its driving beat and poignant lyrics capture a sense of urgency, calling for peace and unity amidst conflict and suffering.
3 days ago · 1 Close reading and textual analysis Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2 "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is one of the most powerful and enduring protest songs in the history of rock music. Written and performed by the iconic Irish rock band U2, the song was released in 1983 during the height of the Troubles, a period of intense sectarian violence and political ...
1 day ago · A rough and ready collection that included ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’, ‘New Year’s Day’ and ‘Two Hearts Beat As One’, it was an unlikely chart-topper – if only for one week – thanks to Steve Lillywhite’s peculiarly primitive production and its stripped back arrangements.
3 days ago · During a performance of "Sunday Bloody Sunday", which appears on the film, Bono condemned the violence in a furious mid-song rant in which he yelled, "Fuck the revolution!" The performance was so powerful that the band said they were not sure the song should have been used in the film.
2 days ago · The lyrics to the song can be found in the booklet for the Special Limited Edition. A significantly revised version of the song was performed during the European leg of the U2 360° Tour ; it made its live debut on 12 September 2010 during the second Zürich concert, [ 16 ] and was officially released as the opening track on the band's Wide Awake in Europe vinyl-only live EP that November.
3 days ago · Sunday Bloody Sunday (оригинал U2) Воскресенье, кровавое воскресенье (перевод Алексей Турковский из Усинска ) I can't believe the news today
